Use `tail -n 1` intead of `grep -v '#'`

Apple GNU make treats unescaped # in variables as starting a comment.
But GNU grep >= v3.8 will spew a warning with an extra backslash there.

src/build/Common.gmake

@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ endif
 # Compiler-specific options
 CFLAGS	+=	-MMD -MP
 CC		?=	gcc
-CCPRE	?= ${shell if [ `echo __clang__ | $(CC) -E - | grep -v '^#'` != __clang__ ] ; then echo clang ; elif [ `echo __INTEL_COMPILER | $(CC) -E - | grep -v '^#'` != __INTEL_COMPILER ] ; then echo icc ; else echo gcc ; fi}
+CCPRE	?= ${shell if [ `echo __clang__ | $(CC) -E - | tail -n 1` != __clang__ ] ; then echo clang ; elif [ `echo __INTEL_COMPILER | $(CC) -E - | tail -n 1` != __INTEL_COMPILER ] ; then echo icc ; else echo gcc ; fi}
 ifeq ($(CCPRE),clang)
  ifeq ($(CC),cc)
   CXX	:= c++